MacBook SSD Upgrade & Replacement
Have you ever wondered what part of your MacBook is in charge of storing all of your important data? Well, that depends on the year and model. For older models, it’s the hard disk drive (HDD). For newer models, or those who have upgraded, it’s the solid-state drive or SSD. The primary physical difference between the two is that unlike HDDs, SSDs are more compact, fast and do not have moving parts. However, the most noticeable difference is the performance. Compared to HDDs, SSDs are faster, quieter and more energy efficient. For this reason, all current line of laptops come with SSD, and current MacBooks include it as an option.
Need extra storage in your MacBook?
Hard drive or SSD upgrades to increase your MacBook laptop internal storage space.
If your MacBook is running low on space and you want to add additional storage then we can upgrade your internal drive to a much larger size so you can add to your ever expanding iPhoto and iTunes Libraries!
An SSD upgrade can boost your computer’s performance overall, and allow programs to open more quickly. This will reduce the number of times programs will slow down or freeze. If you’re tired of watching the spinning beach ball while trying to work or play a game, an SSD upgrade is your solution.
SSD Upgrade Capacity Options:
250GB
512GB
1TB
List of SSD-upgradeable MacBook models:
o MacBook Air 11”: A1370 (2010-2011), A1465 (2012-2015)
o MacBook Air 13”: A1369 (2010-2011), A1466 (2012-2017)
o MacBook Pro 13”: A1278 (2009-2012), A1425 (2012-2013), A1502 (2013-2015), A1708 (2016-2017)
o MacBook Pro 15”: A1286 (2008-2012), A1398 (2012-2015
For newer modes we can also offer a different solution.